Delicious and more Glee 3x02
Sep. 28th, 2011 11:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
allopenstarSo alot of crazy shit is going on on Delicious and the change in interface. None of you who are reading this probably even use Delicious. A lot of the people I know online are freaking out though, and it is a major talking point. They are my people, and yep, I know how they feel.
As for Glee, have some non Kurt or Blaine-centric thoughts (I can try).
Glee is setting up for the upcoming season, wow, Glee has actually thought beyond the current episode (but not more than episode 10, because your expectations can't be too high). So I see this entire episode as a platform for the upcoming season, and there is no sense of fulfillment cos the storylines are all half finished.
I really kinda like Sugar Motta. If they keep her in small doses and build up her character, she could potentially be one of the stars next year.
Good luck to Grant Gustin, who is going to play Sebastian, a gay Warbler who is most likely a senior. No Klaine fan is going to forget that casting call which indicates a MAJOR recurring role. Be prepared for craziness man, cos this is not only a fanon couple, this is a canon couple you are messing with. With all the shit that went down in the Supernatural fandom with the introduction of Castiel, this will be of the same magnitude.
Sorry Ryan, but your next money monkey is not going to be found as another Warbler. At least I don't think so.
It might happen. Grant Gustin might become the next Darren Criss. I think it really depends on his own personality. The reason why Darren gets so many of us, is because of his crazy ass personality. Like just yesterday, he went on his Official Facebook page, and start taking questions, starting with, "Yes, I will marry all of you." He is just a fan like us, and It really helps that he launched off on from a fan base, rather than just come in as an actor.
And I get why they are choosing to do this now, because when Kurt leaves next year, if Blaine is your leading man, you would want him to have an onscreen relationship, which means that you have to introduce a potential love interest now.
I was crazy for Supernatural for about two full years, from end of 2008 to late 2010. Considering that I started going crazy over Glee in April 2011, I still have a while more before I truly experience fandom burn out.
Like right now, I can't even watch SPN. I like Harry Potter from 2003, and I still can handle it. I hope that if I were to ever give up on Glee, it would be more Harry Potter than Supernatural.
As for Glee, have some non Kurt or Blaine-centric thoughts (I can try).
Glee is setting up for the upcoming season, wow, Glee has actually thought beyond the current episode (but not more than episode 10, because your expectations can't be too high). So I see this entire episode as a platform for the upcoming season, and there is no sense of fulfillment cos the storylines are all half finished.
I really kinda like Sugar Motta. If they keep her in small doses and build up her character, she could potentially be one of the stars next year.
Good luck to Grant Gustin, who is going to play Sebastian, a gay Warbler who is most likely a senior. No Klaine fan is going to forget that casting call which indicates a MAJOR recurring role. Be prepared for craziness man, cos this is not only a fanon couple, this is a canon couple you are messing with. With all the shit that went down in the Supernatural fandom with the introduction of Castiel, this will be of the same magnitude.
Sorry Ryan, but your next money monkey is not going to be found as another Warbler. At least I don't think so.
It might happen. Grant Gustin might become the next Darren Criss. I think it really depends on his own personality. The reason why Darren gets so many of us, is because of his crazy ass personality. Like just yesterday, he went on his Official Facebook page, and start taking questions, starting with, "Yes, I will marry all of you." He is just a fan like us, and It really helps that he launched off on from a fan base, rather than just come in as an actor.
And I get why they are choosing to do this now, because when Kurt leaves next year, if Blaine is your leading man, you would want him to have an onscreen relationship, which means that you have to introduce a potential love interest now.
I was crazy for Supernatural for about two full years, from end of 2008 to late 2010. Considering that I started going crazy over Glee in April 2011, I still have a while more before I truly experience fandom burn out.
Like right now, I can't even watch SPN. I like Harry Potter from 2003, and I still can handle it. I hope that if I were to ever give up on Glee, it would be more Harry Potter than Supernatural.
